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This is why I love listening to Joe Rogan, it’s hard for someone to keep to their coached media narrative for three and a half hours. I’m generally suspicious o
by wincy 10mo ago
This is why I love listening to Joe Rogan, it’s hard for someone to keep to their coached media narrative for three and a half hours. I’m generally suspicious of people who tell me I shouldn’t listen directly to the words of people they dislike.
- no_wizard 10mo agoThough you are now buying into the Rogan worldview with his show, which is its own set of issues, namely he’s routinely proven that he’s unwilling to press people on real concrete issues or criticisms if it means he might be in even a small amount of hot water with whatever in group he’s catering to
- jordand 10mo agoJoe Rogan regularly has people on his show that he just lets lie to his face. The promotion of fake archaeology being the clearest/strangest example of this in recent times (many more examples from political guests).
- throw0101c 10mo ago> This is why I love listening to Joe Rogan […] Climate Town had a video a little while ago, "Joe Rogan Doesn't Understand Graphs", where Rogan talks about a Washington Post article and says things about it that are the exact opposite of what is written in the article: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1bMJekCiBw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1bMJekCiBw * https://www.climatetownproductions.com/youtube/rogan https://www.climatetownproductions.com/youtube/rogan > I’m generally suspicious of people who tell me I shouldn’t listen directly to the words of people they dislike. You mean like Mel Gibson talking about climate change, without any pushback or being unchallenged by Rogan?